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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2005
Page
4
Doctors warn the pope faces a potentially longer hospital stay after a tracheotomy and the temporary loss of speech while the breathing tube remains. Medical experts deem the respirator development serious and note quick re admission signals a significant problem.
Linda Lowder and Stefanie Grays face complicity to arson and ethnic intimidation charges after a cross was burned in a Middletown neighborhood. Two juvenile suspects, ages 15 and 17, were charged with arson and ethnic intimidation offenses. the 17-year-old may be tried as an adult. The investigation ties a dispute between African American residents and white neighbors to the incident.
Bush pressed for democracy and liberty on a four day European tour while Putin retorted that debating democracy levels is not productive. Putin called the Electoral College a secret ballot and warned against meddling in regional democratic progress. The U.S. and Russia announced modest accords on missiles, trade and energy though no major breakthroughs emerged. Iran and North Korea should not have nuclear weapons, but Iran and Syria remained divisive issues.
A district survey reported many respondents remained undecided about a levy and related measures. It found 14 percent uncertain before more information and 10 percent after. The report noted potential support shifts if taxes would cost under 20 dollars monthly for a 100000 dollar home, with actual millage at 7.1. an eight mill increase would cost about 23 dollars monthly.
Inter viewers tested 10 potential budget reductions and found 64 percent would pay more to preserve music art and physical education in elementary schools while 57 percent would pay to prevent shortening the school day and 56 percent would back keeping elective classes at Middletown High School.
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